Originally posted by The Daily Mail

The devastated family of an unarmed teenage boy who was shot dead by a Michigan sheriff's deputy earlier this year after flashing his car lights at him has filed a lawsuit against the officer.
Deven Guilford, 17, was pulled over by Sgt. Jonathan Frost, of Eaton County Sheriff's Department, on a cold evening in February after flashing the officer because he believed his brights were on.
During the traffic stop, Guilford refused to put his hands behind his back or give Frost any official documents, leading to an altercation between them, according to county prosecutor Doug Lloyd.
This ended with Guilford lying dead in a snow-filled ditch, having been shot seven times by Frost.

Originally posted by The Daily Mail

Guilford had just finished playing a game of basketball at a local church and was driving to his girlfriend's home in her 2010 Ford Focus on the M-43 near Mulliken at around 8.30pm when he passed by Frost, an eight-year veteran on the force who was driving a new patrol car.
Believing the officer's bright lights were on, the teenager flashed him. He was one of at least three motorists to flash Frost, implying his vehicle had 'improperly bright or misaimed' lights, the suit says.
Guilford was subsequently pulled over by Frost and asked for identifying documents.
However, he allegedly refused to give the officer his driver's license - which was actually at his girlfriend's house - as well as his registration or his proof of insurance, Lloyd told the Press.
Frost then pulled the teenager out of his car and told him to lie on his stomach on the ground, which Guilford did. However, when he was asked to put his hands behind his back, he refused to do so.
Seconds later, Frost fired his stun gun into Guilford, but it was not completely effective, it is reported.
An 'altercation' that apparently occurred, which resulted in Frost shooting dead Guilford.
Footage captured on the teenager's cell phone and Frost's body camera shows the officer approaching Guilford's car, before telling him: 'Trust me, I did not have [my bright lights] on.'

Originally posted by Nikolai.

"He refused to cooperate" ugh if people would just listen to them nothing would happen. but people need to follow orders.

Originally posted by johnsuxx

A police officers gun doesn't see colour when it comes to unarmed killings, disgusting. Hope the guy gets fired